By the way, my wife went to UVA as well and we both agree, this year just might be the year the cut down the nets.  

Best way is set a spray booth in garage use airless spray uncut baseboard, cut install and chaulk brad nail holes and touch up

I did a scan around the room and then saw this:a random cardboard cut-out of idk who lol.

Or would I need to cut my losses and just replace them all?

The hated OTA's (online travel agencies) who take a large cut?  

The LLC did become an issue and they cut my loan terms from 5 years to 2 years the last minute.

Seeing the state of her mortgage statement, though, she needs to cut that crap out. 

@Neil Aggarwal Hey, I have a deal, nice 12 unit spot, $120,000, assume that is full market value, cap rate is pencils out to 11.5%, walking distance to the university, nice area, Seller will carry a second at 35% for me, you interested in taking the first at 65% LTV with 12% ROI and a 49% equity position, I won't have a dime in it, but will do the deal and manage it, If you want out after a year I'll take you out and payoff your first (I'll have your note purchased at par at the UPB) I can guarantee occupancy for 5 years, will add lipstick to it over the term with my cut and we will sell in 2020.

I wasn't too upset about the sidewalks, however they made me cut the huge tree down that was lifting up the sidewalks too, and that cost about $1100.  

You would be better off planning to do an assignment agreement so you don't cut into your profit.